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Explore Today’s New Digital Comics from Marvel, Image, BOOM!, IDW, and More!

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Today’s new comic book day and comiXology has you covered. There’s over 125 new comics waiting for you in their digital storefront. Get shopping now or check out the new releases below!

AAM-Markosia

A Wave Blue World

Ablaze

Abstract Studio

AfterShock

American Mythology Productions

Archie Comics

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

comiXology Submit

Dark Horse Comics

DC Comics

Dynamite Entertainment

Harlequin

Humanoids

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Marvel

Oni Press

Red 5 Comics

Tidalwave Productions

Titan Comics

Valiant Entertainment

Vault Comics

Zenescope


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Review: Ever: The Way Out

Ever is seventeen, about to turn, 18, when she meets Timothy, a charming individual who reveals she’s about to fulfill an ancient prophecy on her birthday.

Ever: The Way Out is an original graphic novel from the talented Terry Moore.

Story: Terry Moore
Art: Terry Moore

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Abstract Studio
Kindle
comiXology
Zeus Comics

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Today’s New Digital Releases Features Over 175 New Comics from Marvel BOOM!, Image, IDW, and More!

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It’s new comic book day and you can enjoy it with new releases at your local comic shop or digital stores. ComiXology has you covered with over 175 new releases available to you right now. Check out the full listing and start shopping now or check out the individual issues below!

AAM-Markosia

Ablaze

Abstract Studio

AfterShock

American Mythology Productions

Ankama

Archie Comics

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

comiXology Submit

Dark Horse Comics

DC Comics

DC Thomson

Dynamite Entertainment

Europe Comics

Harlequin

Heavy Metal

Hermes Press

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Kodansha

Marvel

Oni Press

Papercutz

Tidalwave Productions

Titan Comics

Valiant Entertainment

Vault Comics

Yen Press

Zenescope


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Save up to 70% on Terry Moore’s Rachel Rising

Perfectly timed to get you in the mood for the Halloween season, Terry Moore‘s Rachel Rising is on sale digitally at comiXology with the “Rachel Rising Sale“.

Rachel Beck wakes in a shallow grave and claws her way free as a mysterious woman watches from a bluff. With no memory of the night before, Rachel enlists the help of Aunt Johnny, the town mortician, to find her killer. But when repeated attacks send her to the morgue, Rachel’s ability to wake from death again and again prove to be a blessing and a curse, and the eerie town of Manson will never be the same!

You can get the first volume for 70% off with the subsequent volumes at 50% off. That’s $2.99 for the first volume and $4.99 each for the rest.

Normally, you’d pay $69.93 for all seven volumes but you can get the seven volumes for just $32.93. There’s also a bundle to get the entire series for just $30.99, a saving of 55%!

The sale ends on Thursdy, October 29.

Rachel Rising Sale

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ComiXology Has Your New Comic Book Day Covered with Close to 125 New Digital Releases

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It’s Wednesday which means it’s new comic book day! ComiXology has you covered with your digital releases with close to 125 new comics available to purchase right now. Check out the full list of releases and start buying now or check out what you can get by publisher below.

AAM-Markosia

Ablaze

Abstract Studio

Action Lab: Danger Zone

American Mythology Productions

Archie Comics

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

Caliber Comics

comiXology Submit

Dark Horse Comics

Dynamite Entertainment

Harlequin

Heavy Metal

Hermes Press

Humanoids

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Keenspot

Marvel

Oni Press

Papercutz

Red 5 Comics

Th3rd World Studios

Vault Comics

Zenescope


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Check Out this Week’s New Digital Releases. Over 190 to Choose From!

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ComiXology has you covered with new digital comics to choose from on new comic book day! There are almost 200 comics to get including brand new comics from the major publishers and lots of small press and indie creators. Dive in and start shopping now or check out everything you can get below!

AAM-Markosia

Ablaze

Abstract Studio

Action Lab

AfterShock

American Mythology Productions

Archie Comics

Aspen Comics

Asylum Press

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

Caliber Comics

ComicMix

comiXology Submit

Dark Horse Comics

DC Comics

DC Thomson

Dynamite Entertainment

Harlequin

HarperCollins

Humanoids

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Kid Beowulf Comics

Marvel

Oni Press

PaperCutz

Red 5 Comics

Titan Comics

Valiant

Vault Comics

Yen Press

Zenescope

Check Out Today’s New Digital Comic Day! Nearly 175 New Comics for You!

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ComiXology has you covered with nearly 175 new digital comics for you today! There’s new comics from Marvel, DC, BOOM!, and more. There’s something for everyone and it’s all available with a simple download. Check out the full list of new comics here and the individual issues by publisher below!

AAM-Markosia

Abrams – Amulet Books

Abrams – Comicarts

Abstract Studio

Action Lab

AfterShock

American Mythology Productions

Archie Comics

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

Caliber Comics

comiXology Submit

Dark Horse Comics

DC Comics

DC Thomson

Dynamite Entertainment

Harlequin

HarperCollins

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Kodansha

Marvel

Oni Press

Red 5 Comics

Scholastic – Graphix

Titan Comics

Vault Comics

Vertical

Yen Press

Zenescope

It’s New Comic Book Day and ComiXology Has Your Digital Comic Needs Covered!

Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #7

It’s new comic book day and while you can go get new comics at your local shop you can also get them at the touch of a button as well! ComiXology has your hookup with over 125 new comics to enjoy this week from Marvel, DC, IDW, BOOM!, Dynamite, and more! There’s something for everyone.

You can start buying now or check out the individual issues below!

A Wave Blue World

AAM-Markosia

Ablaze

Abstract Studio

AfterShock

American Mythology

Archie Comics

AWA Studios

BOOM! Studios

Clover Press

comiXology Submit

Darby Pop Publishing

Dark Horse Comics

DC Comics

DC Thomson

Dynamite Entertainment

IDW Publishing

Image Comics

Lion Forge Comics

Marvel

Oni Press

Red 5 Comics

Tidalwave Productions

Titan Comics

Top Shelf Productions

Valiant Comics

Vault Comics

Virus

Zenescope

Review: Motor Girl #4

motor-girl-4Vic and Larry try to bully Samantha into selling the junkyard, but Sam proves to be a formidable opponent, especially with the help of a few resident extraterrestrials!

Motor Girl, let me tell you how much I love you.

Writer and artist Terry Moore continues to knock it out of the park with this latest series which brilliantly mixes sci-fi and humor for a combination that’s one of the most fun comics on the market, and it really should be a downer.

The comic is about a sleazy corporate-type guy trying to buy a junkyard from an old woman, while the keeper of the yard, Sam, is possibly seeing UFOs, has a drinking problem, and her best friend is a talking gorilla. Weird doesn’t come close to summing up the series, but it’s quirky fun that I find myself laughing with every issue and finishing each with a big grin on my face. This issue is no exception.

Last issue we saw Larry get abducted by a UFO and in this issue Same comes across Vic who’s waiting for his friend to return like a lost puppy. That parts funny enough, but then add in a scientist who’s tripping because he licked a toxin and it gets even funnier. This issue is full of comedy, both physical and situational. We also get to know Sam more too.

As the heroine of the comic, Sam is an interesting one. She’s tough and I mean that both physically and emotionally. She’s experienced some trauma with hints seen in this issue and we also get to see her kick some ass. When it comes to favorite female comic characters, she’s quickly rising to becoming one of my favorites. Terry Moore continues to knock it out of the park with his characters and here he keeps adding depth through small additions.

As much as I examine the comic, it’s flawless. The worst part is, I want to read more. It’s such a fun read it flys by and a month is too long to wait. Motor Girl is my new favorite series and one of the best on the market today.

Story: Terry Moore Art: Terry Moore Cover Color: Steve Hamaker
Story: 10.0 Art: 10.0 Overall: 10.0 Recommendation: Buy

Graphic Policy’s Top Comic Picks this Week!

black-3-cover-1Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in!

We’re bringing back something we haven’t done for a while, what the team thinks. Our contributors are choosing up to five books each week and why they’re choosing the books.

Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this Wednesday.

Joe

Top Pick: Action Comics #969 (DC Comics) – I am blown away by this comic, and how well Dan Jurgens is juggling everything. Doomsday and Superman fighting again. Mr. Oz. Super Lex. Creepy Clark Kent. The aliens that have come after Lex, and so much more. This is one of my favorite series and I have not been disappointed by a single issue. I am very excited to find out what the hell is going on with Clark, though I doubt I get that answer in this issue.

Wonder Woman #12 (DC Comics) – I have said it before. This is DC’s most consistent book, and it just gets better with each issue. Rucka is doing such a phenomenal job here, and I get impatient waiting for the next issue on both of the storylines (and they come out every two weeks!). This is a series everyone should be reading.

Reborn #3 (Image) – The first issue was amazing, and the second issue grew the world a little more and was still fantastic. Now that we’ve met our big bad, and Bonnie’s former cat who is now an evil General (because of a bad trip to the vet), our characters are preparing to go to war. Who else will appear from Bonnie’s past?

Inhumans vs. X-Men #1 (Marvel) – I am mostly excited about this because Death of X left a bad taste in my mouth (I did not mind the twist ending, but mostly the event was unnecessary). I have my doubts about this event, and I wonder if it is even necessary, but I do like Lemire and Soule, and I hope they give us something good here, and this isn’t just filler before the new spring books for the Inhumans and X-Men.

 

Shay

Top Pick: Suicide Squad #8 (DC Comics) – General Zod and the Black Vault have gotten everyone going crazy at Belle Reve except for Harley Quinn ( the Black Vault made her SANE) and Enchantress who have to fight through the asylum , including their Suicide Squad friends to save them.

The Lost Boys #3 (DC Comics) – Star has fled. The Frogg brothers and missing. The Blood Belles have gone rogue and are getting their rampage on! Where’s the popcorn?  This is already better than those crap sequels and it’s still getting good.

Daredevil #14 (Marvel) – Muse gives us a murderous reason to loathe performance art. Blind spot might be going down and Murdock is getting Punisher style angry. Daredevil is about to get dark and real like it was in the 90s!

Inhumans vs. X-Men #1 (Marvel) – Inhumans vs X-men it’s about to go down!!!  Do I really need to say more?

Black #3 (Black Mask Studios) – Kareem is concerned about Juncture and its leadership and Detective Waters is starting to piece together the clues about where Kareem has disappeared to.

 

Alex

Top Pick: Wrath Of The Eternal Warrior #14 (Valiant) – It’s always a shame to see a series come to a close, but I’d much rather it end on a high note than peter off into mediocrity, and Wrath Of The Eternal Warrior has been on an incredible high note lately. I’m entirely comfortable in saying that this was my favorite ongoing series this year, and that’s a hell of a void it’s leaving.

Britannia #4 (Valiant) – A fresh new story comes to a close, and I’ve been loving the arc so far. And with the quality of the physical product, this is well worth your money.

Old Man Logan #15 (Marvel) – Despite a couple of minor missteps this has been a fantastic series. Now that we have Old Man Logan teaming up with the Howling Commandos and fighting vampires? Awesome.

 

Brett

Top Pick: Motor Girl #2 (Abstract Studios) – The first issue blew me away and it’s a series you absolutely need to get. Writer/artist Terry Moore does it again with this new seires featuring a woman who works in a junkyard and many or may not be seeing things like a talking gorilla and a UFO. A weirdly fun series.

Optimus Prime #1 (IDW Publishing) – The post-Revolution Hasbro connected universe kicks off and this series focuses on Optimus and his annexation of Earth as part of the Cybertonian council. It’s a hell of a concept and I’m intrigued to how it will all play out.

Transformers: Lost Light #1 (IDW Publishing) – Again I’m intrigued since this is part of the post-Revolution Hasbro connected universe. The Lost Light has been on its mission to find Cyberutopia for quite some time and I’m intrigued to see how/if this series shifts at all post event.

Rockstars #1 (Image Comics) – A new series by Joe Harris that involves rock and roll, conspiracies, demons, dark gods of rock… sign me up.

Black #3 (Black Mask Studios) – One of the most important comics on the shelves right now.

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